A retirement plan for self-employed individuals. Similar to an IRA, contributions may be deductible and the tax liability is deferred until the funds are withdrawn.
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a more flexible retirement plan for the self-employed than a SEP
a qualified retirement plan, either a defined contribution plan or a defined benefit plan
a retirement plan for a self employed professional or the owner of a small business and its employees
a tax-deferred retirement plan designed to help self-employed workers or individuals who earn self-employed income establish a retirement savings program
a tax deferred retirement plan for self-employed individuals and employees of unincorporated businesses
a tax-favored retirement plan that allows an employer to make contributions to a retirement program for employees
Retirement plan, similar to an IRA, but aimed solely at self-employed workers. Investors with Keogh plans may contribute substantially more than the IRA limit.
May be a Qualified Retirement Plan. An account held by an institution or trustee into which a self employed individual can make payments to himself and/or his employees. A Keogh can be handled as a profit sharing plan or a money purchase plan.
An individual retirement plan available to self-employed individuals and their employees.
Keogh Plans were created to provide a tax-sheltered retirement option for self-employed taxpayers.
A tax deferred voluntary pension plan for self-employed individuals, similar to an IRA.
A plan under which self-employed persons have the right to establish retirement plans for themselves and their employees that permit them the same tax advantages available to corporate employees covered by qualified pension plans.
A retirement plan set up by self-employed individuals who are not incorporated. The self-employed individual is allowed to make a tax-deductible contribution up to a certain percentage of his or her income. The funds grow without taxation until they are withdrawn. There are restrictions as to when and how you can withdraw these funds without penalties.
a qualified retirement plan for self-employed persons.
Plan – A tax-favored retirement plan covering self-employed individuals, partners, and owners of unincorporated businesses, also called an H.R. 10 plan. These plans were first made available by Congress in 1962, but today operate under rules very similar to those for retirement plans for a corporation's employees.